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and the other pood summer
meats including Lihhv'a
Vienna Sausage you II find then
Iresh and appetizing.
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MINING STOCKS OI THE NEW
GOLD FIELD IN ARIZONA
A. II.WOOLLACOTr, Mrmoer Lot Ant tits and San
Fraacltco Stock Eichaozti. Miainc Stacks aad Boadi
Suite Z61 1. W. lltllme B4t.. Las Anttlu, Calif.
Have block ot Uatronn Ixiublo Haio Mining
Oorapany'sGtoekuf Outuian, Ariiona, for eale.
lniuui rlco ISO jr aharo. LUevrlf.0 acverul
otmr r joaonos. Descriptions and fulllnfor
million nil request. Correspondents aulliltod.
DAISY FLY KILLER &' srSlS .
Alt. If oat, clean, or.
I naroeotal. conTtnlent.
j cheap. LOBta all
soaaon. uadaoi
I metal, can'tsplllortlp
j orari will not aoll or
j Injure anytlilne.
j Guaranteed effectWo.
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express paid for 11.00.
HAROLD 80MEK8, ISO Da Kelb Ate., Brooklyn, H. T.
Alfalfa K, Bwcet Oloror 14. 'anus
for Rain und rent on crop parmonts
J. MULIIALL. boo City, lmra
Sioux City Directory
"Hub of the Northwest."
FOB 1ICST SKKVICE SU11"
RSCE BROTHERS
Live Stock Comrnlaslon Merchants At
SiauXCITY, Ohloaao or Kansas Olty
A Protest.
"I appeal to you as a statesman "
"Don't dig P that statesman rumor
about mo just now," Interrupted Sena
tor Sorghum. "I'm a statosman most
of the time But with several conven
tions looming up In tho near future and
a largo following of practical citizens
to satisfy, I want to go on record as a
politician."
A barber sometimes combs a man'o
hair as the man combs it himself, but
a tonsorial artist never does.
WONDERFUL HOW RES1N0U
STOPS SKIN TORMENTS
Tho soothing, healing medication in
reslnol ointment and resinol soap
soothes and cools tho irritated skin,
and usually stops itching at onco. Tho
reslnol treatment speedily heals ecze
ma, ringworm, and similar eruptions,
and clears away disfiguring pimples
even when other treatments have been
almost useless.
Reslnol Is not an experiment. It Is !
a doctor's prescription which proved
so wonderfully successful for skin
troubles that It has been used by othor
doctors all over tho country for twon
ty years. Every druggist sells reslnol
olntmont and reslnol soap. Adv.
Changing Maps.
Church Maps of Greeland have
shown it to be about lGtf.OOO square
miles larger than formerly believed.
Gotham Great guns! Has Green
land been carrying on a successful
war? Now York Mall.
Explained It.
"Father, what is meant by peanut
politics?"
' "A gubernatorial campaign."
"Go Great Northern" and Register
at Spokane, Wenalchee. Golville,
Republic or Omak
July 5th (o 22nd Inclusive.
350,000 acres of desirable agricul
tural landji open to homestead
entry. Five registration points
including Omak, only registration
point actually on the reservation and
reached only by the Great Northern '
Railway.
Low Round Trip Faros
Round Trip Koraeseekers" Fares to all
registration points named In effect Juno 20th.
July 4th and July 18th. Summer Tourist Fare
to North Pacific Coast points, on aale every day
permit stopover for registration at Spokane and
Wenatehee. Stopovers allowed enroute at Glacier
National Parle cither on going or return trio.
Send Now for Colvlllo Circular 39
Fill out coupon ttlonv and mail today, for d.
tattcd information, map foldcri and bookltti.
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GET AFTER POP FLIES
Manager Jones Wants His Men
to Catch Texas Leaguers.
Shows Outfielder Marsans How Trick
Can Be Done and Cuban Star Grows
Wise Fly Chasers Must Be
Ready to Rush In.
There will bo no loafing on tho part
of Brownio outfioldors on pop flics or
Texas leaguers In back ot tho lnflold,
as Ions as Floldor Jones Is directing
tho plays of tho Sportsman's park
team. Tho fly chasers should and
must bo ready at all times to rush In
to got short pops that frequently oludo
a pursuing Infloldor who Is running
with his back to tho diamond In an
effort to mako tho catch. Jones has
Instructed his men to this effect.
During practlco session tho othor
day a pop fly was hit Into tho air by
ono of tho rookies, which dropped Just
behind tho Infield. Lavan tried des
perately to mako tho catch, but could
not Judge tho ball, and mlssod it by
a fow Inches. Marsans, who was play
ing center, started In at tho crack of
tho bat, but suddenly stopped whon
ho discovered Lavan 'dashing wildly
out into tho field to mako tho catch.
When tho side had been retired and
MarsanB was heading toward the
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rTa-fir rnr. r unrrraai- - -- "
Armando Marsans.
bench, Jones motioned Armando to hla
sldo and queried why ho had stopped
on the pop fly.
"Why, I thought Layan would mako
tho catch," answered Marsans.
"You outfielders will havo to tako
moro ohances on short files than you
do," returned Jones.
"You would havo mado an easy catch
of that ball If you continued to come
In," said the Browns' manager.
"Fowor Texas leaguers will drop
behind tho infield if you follows tako
moro chances and attempt to mako a
catch," Continued Floldor.
"Well, If I continued running 1
might hfctro collided with Lavan and
either or both of us might havo been
injured," answered Marsans.
"Nothing of tho sort," said Jones.
"We havo a field captain who is ap
pointed for no other purpose than call
ing to tho men on such plays.
"It Is much oasicr for an outfielder
to come In at breakneck speed on a
RCTnfg?SllKga g?ggBi
Shortstop Lavan.
pop fly than for an Infleldor to bo
dashing wildly with his back to tho
diamond trying to make a catch," con
tinued Jones.
About this time Marsans had been
convinced that ho had used poor Judg
ment, and continued on to tho bench.
In tho next Inning or two that fol
lowed a similar fly was sent up Into
the air. Lavan again started back
ward and Marsanii was dashing In to
mak tho catch, and Lavan stopped.
Marans made tho catch easily,
This proved that Jones' baseball
Unowledgo was corroct
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CY YOUNG'S RECORD
Two Sterling Pitchoro of National Fame.
Cy Young's Btorllng pitching record may endure for all tlmo. Only ona
pltchor In tho game today Christy Mathewson had a chanco to ecltpso it
But tho sun seems to bo setting on Matty's major lcaguo pitching llfo and,
wonderful as Is his work, it cannot comparo with that of tho old war horse.
Young survived tho terrific paco of 22 campaigns. Ho quit tho gnma
along in 1910 or 1911, and retired to his farm nfter having taken part in 819
combats. Of these ho won G08, giving him a Grand pitching avorago around
.620 for tho ontlro period.
At tho end of tho 1915 season Mathowson's record showed that ovor n
strotch of 16 years under tho big canvas ho had worked in 614 games 205 less
than Young figured in. To oqual Young's rocord In games pitched, Mathewson
must remain in tho majors at least six years longer a seeming Impossibility.
Mathewson has won 368 and lost 185 of his games. Tho others did not
flguro In his won or lost column. Matty's grand avorago to dato is .665. Evon
should ho by nomo mlraclo romaln in tho major lcaguo spotlight until ho has
pitched moro games than Young, it la boyond tho rango of probability that ho
can win 60 per cont of the remaining games. And that Is Just nbout what tho
weakening arm must accomplish to beat tho record of Young.
Whon ono compares Young's rocord with that of Mathewson and tho othor
great pitchers of today, there comes tho full knowledgo of what an Jtmazlng
twlrlor was Old Cy a hurlor whoso llko may nover again Illuminate and
glorify tho baseball world.
Cy Williams of Chicago Is a real
iensatlon this year.
Ty Cobb is not hitting tho ball at
his usual rato by any means.
"Curses" Jack Dalton Is not doing
much villainous work In tho American
league.
Joe Borgor Is playing great ball for
tho Oakland team of tho Pacific Coast
lcaguo this year.
Tho rumor that Walter Johnson Ib
to bo traded to Cleveland has been de
nied by Manager Griffith.
Ward Miller Is playing in tho out
field for tho Browns right along now
and Tobln Is on the bench.
It is a good thing for tho American
league to havo a chango of leaders,
as It is having this year.
Al WIckland is going back. Ho'b
going further back each day. Noth
ing but tho fenco over stops him.
Fans In St. Louis suggest that Field
er Jones call his Browns tho Blues.
That's how tho said fans feel those
days.
The grand old dopo says LaJoie Is
forty-ono years of age, but you couldn't
mako American loaguo pitchers be
lieve it,
Joo Tinker, manager of tho Cuds,
has announced his absolute retirement
as a playor, and this time Joo says ho
means it.
With Hagerman gono Fohl Is now
paying moro attention to Paul Des
Jardien, who gets a daily workout In
tho bull pen.
Now that Chief Mayors has beat out
an infield hit, It's up to Oscaf Stanago
to make good by tripling to left and
teaching first.
Roger Brosnahan's schomo for
speeding up ball games should also
help to keep a follow from getting in
bad with tho cook.
What's tho dlfferenco between a
ponnant race and a wrestling match?
Answer: You can't flguro out tho
pennant race in advance
McHcnry, tho big pitcher recently
released, by tho Cincinnati club to
Richmond, has been winning consist
ently since ho went to tho minors.
"Now Somo Bodies Havo Leather
Tops Others, Ivory Tops." This eight
column streamer on a page devoted
to automobllo nowa does not refer to
Ping Bodle.
Grand Rapids has two former Ameri
can association players in First
Baseman Welnburg and Second Base
man Shovlln. Both aro going at a ma
jor loaguo clip.
While Bill Kllllfer was getting a
shavo In Pittsburgh thq othor day a
man eighty years of ago stolo his over
coat. A younger follow might havo
jmndo off v. Ith Bill's Bhocs.
NOT ENDANGERED
PICKING RUNNERS OFF BASES
Nick Altrock Established World's Rec
ord for Performing This Particu
lar Little Stunt.
Nick Altrock, in tho opinion of.
Floldor Jones, manager of tho St.
Louis Browns, was nbout tho best
pitcher ho ovor had in picking men off
tho bases.
It is a cortalnty that in Phils' opon
ing gamo this year, Grovcr Clovoland
Alexander, pitching promlor of tho
National lcaguo, averted defeat for
hlmsolf by catching throo of tho
Giants off their bases. This stunt does
not comparo at all with what Jones
says Altrock did when ho was pitch-
Nick Altrock.
ing out on tho Pacific coast. "In ono
.gamo," sayB Fielder Allison, "Nick per
mitted 13 liieii to nick him for safe
ties and ho caught 12 of tho 13 off
base."
This is undoubtedly a world's roc
ord. COLONELS GET FLYING START
Louisville Team Noted for Getting
Away Early In Season With Long
Winning Streak.
This is not tho first sensational win
ning stroak that Colonels of recont
years havo engagod In. In 1913 Jnek
Hayden's pennant contendere, easily
tho beat club In tho circuit at tho
tlmo,, captured 11 successive battles
mainly on keen pitching by Northrop,
Tonoy and Lowdormilk. They woro
halted on July 18 by Ralph Cutting.
In that run of 11 games tho remark
able featuro was tho pitching. Tho
three heavers held tho opposition to
an average of 1.5 runB por gamo. An
other unusual foaturo was that only
ono of the games In that apart was
won at homo. The Jump put tho
Colonels In tho raco, and thoy ro
mained In tho hunt for tho flag until
tho Brewers nosod them out at tho sea
son's close. In 1914 tho Colonels won
seven gumes on a strotch upon tw oc
casions, but last yoar thoy woro lucky
to put four wins alongsldo of each
other. Somebody was always breaking
a leg or a finger or a head.
Fielder Jones In Uniform.
Fielder Jones is still wearing a un!
form and coaching from tho linos.
f t h. lM&&A naV
gold in eastern states
With 8llver and Other Metalo Year's
Production la Around
$30,000,000.
Not nil of tho gold of this country
coinos from Alaska and tho Rocky
Mountain states. A good-sized lump
ot it, moro than 10,000 ounces, worth
$224,250, la dug out of tho mountains
horo in tho East, remarks tho Now
York Sun.
Gold hunters droamod for yearn of
hidden wonlth of yollow motnl In tho
southorn part of tho Appalachian
rango. Somo of them stopped dream
ing and wont to work, missing an El
dorado but gaining enough profit to
pay woll for tholr dally labor. As a
rosult 59 gold and placer mlnos and
24 doop gold mlnos have been dovol
oped. Tho most productive of theso aro in
North Carolina, Georgia and Alabama.
Tho last-named Btato has not dono so
well as In Bomo provlous years, but
both tho othors havo oxcoodod tho pro
duction of 1914. Tho largest placor
mlno la in Rutherford county, North
Carolina, nnd tho most producttvo
doop mlno In Montgomory county, In
tho samo stnto.
But thq wholo story of motal mining
in tho East Is not told In tho quest
for gold. Bosldcs this proclous mln
oral, silver, coppor, load and zinc havo
boon producod In quantities sufficient
to mako a totnl last year of almost
thirty million dollars. This Is noarly
throo tlmos tho valuo of tho procod
lug year's production, tho lncronso In
gold nlono being moro than fifty thou
sand dollars.
Saving.
"Old Van Goldor began life ns a
poor boy, nnd look at him now. Ho's
worth millions."
"Ho Bavod every cent ho onrnod, I
Bupposo."
"Yes, nnd somo that othor pooplo
earned besides."
IF YOU OR ANY FRIEND
HulTcr with ItliounnitlRin or Neuritis, ncntnor
chronic, write for my FltKK BOOKton ltliemna
tlHin ItHCdimo nnd Cure. Most wonderful Iiooh
ccr tvrlttcn, It's rtlmnlutely FIIKK. Jesso A
Cane, Ucpt. a W., Urocktou, liana. Adv.
Hippopotami Can Run.
In spito of its clumsy build, tho hip
popotamus can trot fast. That 1b why
ho was givon tho namo of rlvor-horso.
Tho hippo's feet are kept far npart by
tho wldo body and mako paths with a
rldgo down tho middle, so ns to bo rec
ognizable nt onco. Thoy Bwlm woll,
hut go at tholr groatost speed whon
thoy can gallop along tho bottom In
shallow water. Thoy can stay under
water n long tlmo, and whon thoy como
to tho surface thoy sond llttlo Jots of
spray from tholr nostrils. Tho cow Is
devoted to the calf. Tho young ono
standu on her back as tho mother
swims.
Its an easy task to convort tho av
orago man to any theory that prom
ises to aid him financially.
. Important to Mothers
Examlno carefully ovory bottle of
CASTORIA, a Bafo and sure remedy for
Infants and children, and boo that it
Bears tho
c&l
Signaturo of i
In Use for Ovor 30 Yearn.
Children Cry for l'letcher'a Castoria
Judging by Conditions.
"Sin, my dear pupils," said Doacon
Barnes to hla Sunday school class, "Is
tho legacy of Adam."
And tho bright boy In tho class re
marked that that was pcobably tho
first case on record whoro i will was
not broken.
"Yob," said tho deacon, "but It
should bo romembcred that thoro was
enough to go around. I don't remem
ber hearing of anybody who didn't ro
colvo his shnro of tho Inheritance"
Business.
"What's In a namo?"
"Thcro'a money In It. Any man who
can think up a good namo for a break
fast food can buy sawdust In carload
lots and sell It In pound packages nt
ti handcomo profit."
Qualifications.
Stella Tho ostrich doesn't soo
much nnd digosts ovorythlng.
Holla What an Ideal husband!
Diplomatic.
"I was told that many people think
hard of mo."
"How can thoy help It whon thoy
know you're a brick?"
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Canadian Gorcrsme&t Acents
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Burlington, WIb. -"I wan very Irrogw
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pound Tablets and
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I am fully convinced
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dono mo worlds of
good and I hopo ovory Buffering womaa
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Kelly, 710 Chestnut Street, Burling
ton, Wis.
Tho many convincing testimonials con
stantly published in tho nowspapcrs
ought to bo proof enough to women wha
suffer from tlioso distressing ilia pecu
liar to their sex that LydiaE.PJnkham's
Vegetablo Compound is tho medicine
they need.
This good old root and herb remedy
has proved unequalled for theso dread
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rostoro woman's health and strength.
If thoro is nny peculiarity lu
your caso requiring special ad
vice, vrlto tho T;ylla E, Pink
liaui JAIcdlclno Co. (confidential),
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Don't Persecute
Your Bowels
Cut out cathartics and purgatives. They art
brutal, harsh, unnecessary. TryWfe,
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS
Purely vegetable Ac
cently on tho liver.
ciiimnaic one, nnu
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meniorancoimej
bowel, Ctin
Constipation,
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At druggists in fifty cent and dollar sites.
You may receive a sample size bottle ol
this rcliablo medicine by Parcel Tost,
also pamphlet telling about it.
Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Blnchamton,
N. Y.. and enclose ten cents, also men
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W. N. U., SIOUX CITY, NO. 26-1916.
Wield Pen and Sword.
Tho roport of tho Authors' club ot
London gives somo eloquent figures.
Out ot C44 members resident in Great
Britain, many of whom aro far past
military age, no Iobb than 171 aro In.
actlvo sorvlco in connection with tho
war. Six havo dlod in action or ot
wounds and 13 votes of sympathy
with members in tho death of sons or
brothers upon tho field of horolsnii
havo been adopted. Tho samo hand
It is clear, may wlold both pon and'
sword.
Nothing But the Truth.
Said IIo Women will nover bo paid
as much for lecturing as men are,
Said She Why not?
Said Ho Because thoy do too much
of It for nothing.
Their Use.
x "Is Is truo that battles aro bolhg:
won In Europo with cigarettes?" aBked.
tho reformer.
"Oh, no," nnswored tho contributor
to n tobacco fund. "Clgarottes aro
merely used In tho tronchos to mako
n policy of 'watchful waiting more
ondurablo." At tho boglnnlng of tho nineteenth '
century moro than 200 offenses woro
punlshablo with doath In England.
Markets Mich Prica.
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Prizes A war dad to Western Canada for
Wheat, Oats, Barley, Alfalfa and Qnassoa
The winnings of Western Canada at the Soil Products
lixposition at Denver were easily made. The list
comprised Wheat, Oats, Barley and Grasses, the'moat
Important being the prizes for Wheat and Oats and'
Bweep stake on Alfalfa.
No less important than the splendid quality of Western.
Canada s wheat and other grains, is the excellence of
the cattle fed and fattened on the grasses of that
country. A recent shipment of cattle to Chlcaro
topped the market in that city for quality and price.
Welters CaaaJa oreJictd la 1015 oaa.tMrJ .. .,. i...a
Uoil.d Statu, sr em 30t),O0t),00O baihelt.
Canada in proportion to population has a greater
exportable surnlua nf whm Mile ir...i... ...
country in the world, and at present prices you
ducer. In Western Canada you will find
good markets, eplendid schools, excep
tional norl.nl rnnrllflnno narf.t- iil
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